Illinois Supplementary Wage Deduction Order-Turnover Order (also known as SOD) is an order issued by the State of Illinois that requires employers to deduct a certain amount of wages from an employee’s paycheck and turn them over to the state for collection. This order is typically issued when an employee has an indebtedness to the state, such as unpaid taxes or child support payments. The deduction amount varies depending on the type of debt and the employee’s income. There are two types of Illinois Supplementary Wage Deduction Order-Turnover Order: the Turnover Order and the Garnishment Order. The Turnover Order requires the employer to immediately deduct and turn over the amount stated in the order from the employee’s wages. The Garnishment Order requires the employer to deduct and turn over a certain percentage of the employee’s wages. The employer is responsible for calculating the withholding amount and ensuring that the correct amount is deducted and turned over to the state.